and my pleasure to welcome this evening s speaker. a colonel douglas mastriano, who was commissioned in 1986. he began his career on the iron curtain with calvary met with calvary met cavalry regiment. be deployed. from where he deployed three times to afghanistan. colonel mastriano later served on the faculty of the united states army war college, from which he is now retired. to locate the spot with albany new york. where they proceeded to perform the actions from which he was awarded the medal of honor in 1918. it is truly an incredible story. led a planned organization of a destructive trail that features monuments and historic are dashed historic markers for all visitors to walk where he fought. tonight mastriano will address the rich and complicated life and story of sergeant alvin york. and gentlemen, we please join me in welcoming colonel douglas mastriano. [applause] col. mastriano: i held this is going to be more than just an interesting story. i hope it somethi
but anyway, it is just too fitting to the day not to read. so in honor of the day, here goes. you know how it is on an april day when the sun is out the wind is still. you re one month on in the middle of may. but if you so much as dare to speak, a cloud comes over the sun lit arch a wind comes off a frozen peak, and you re two months back in the middle of march. so there we are. april on the calendar march outside, and, you know december in my heart. douglas mastriano was commissioned in 1986 and currently teaches in the department of military strategy at the army war college in carlyle, pennsylvania. he spent the early years of his army career along the iron curtain with the second armored cavalry in nuremberg germany. after the fall of the iron curtain, colonel mastriano deployed to iraq for operation desert storm where his regiment led the main attack against saddam hussein s republican guard. more recently colonel mastriano has served in nato land headquarters in germa
Quakertown fell behind Central Dauphin by four runs in the first inning of a PIAA-6A state quarterfinal and trailed the rest of the way. The Panthers season - one that featured a shared league title, a district championship game appearance and a state playoff win - ended with an 11-1 loss.
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